The author advocated for relocating 2 million jobs and estimated that the 200 billion in annual public procurement should benefit French companies, adding that all countries operate this way. He deemed that a town hall purchasing a foreign police car was a sign of a loss of common sense. The message also mentioned Macron "from Bercy," before redirecting to a link without completing the sentence. https://t.co/RBcqxxIFon #Économie #Emploi #MadeInFrance #FR (translated)
The author denounced a "state scandal," claiming that the data of 48 million property owners had been stolen from a public site. He wrote that names, addresses, and information about real estate could be used for fraud, illegal occupations, or burglaries. He accused the state of demanding this data without being able to protect it. #Scandale #Données #Sécurité #FR (translated)
The author stated that the price of gas had increased by 42.4% since the beginning of the year, with rises of 5.6% in September, 6.3% in October, and 6.6% in November. He attributed this development to the refusal of European leaders, in his view, to make peace in Ukraine and lift sanctions against Russia. #Gaz #Ukraine #Sanctions #DE #UA #RU (translated)
The author denounced what he referred to as a "denial of democracy," accusing the government of orchestrating obstruction in the National Assembly to prevent the elimination of low emission zones, which he believed were detrimental to the freedom of movement. https://t.co/bPrIGu2fCB #Démocratie #Liberté #Politique #FR (translated)
On the occasion of World Disability Day, the author called for moving from words to action and proposed 25 concrete measures to improve the lives of the 12 million affected French people. He advocated for a more accessible, fairer, and more humane France. #Handicap #Accessibilité #JusticeSociale #FR (translated)
The author wrote that Sébastien Lecornu announced wanting to draw 10 million barrels of diesel from strategic reserves to contain the rise in prices. He described this measure as temporary and largely avoidable, believing that it was possible to sustainably lower fuel prices without jeopardizing security. https://t.co/W8ln8jGSDv #Carburants #Économie #Environnement #FR (translated)
The author expressed his French pride by stating that the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2026 had been awarded to Henri Kagan and the Japanese Kenso Soai. He wrote that their work had paved the way for important reactions for drug manufacturing and that France could still produce world-class scientists. He finally called for the preservation of something, without specifying what. #Nobel #Chimie #France #FR #JP (translated)
The author condemned what he presented as a secretly conducted enlargement. He claimed that Ursula von der Leyen wanted to make the accession of ten countries, including Ukraine, irreversible before the French elections of 2027 and the German elections of 2029. He added that the Commission was proposing staged accessions and the end of unanimity in decisions. #UnionEuropéenne #Élargissement #Ukraine #UA #FR #DE (translated)
The author accused a central banker of favoring speculation and acting against his country. He also claimed that this banker had participated, within the circles of Macronist power, in the increase of the debt by 1,300 billion euros in 10 years. Addressing Emmanuel Moulin, he added that he would be judged in 2027, without finishing his sentence. #Économie #Finance #Politique #FR (translated)
Three years after the massacres of October 7, the author said he keeps in memory the victims, their families, and all the people whose lives were disrupted that day. He sent them a heartfelt thought. https://t.co/Y7JI295Gnr #Mémoire #Solidarité #Victimes #IL (translated)
The author claimed that Arcom now wanted to regulate political podcasts that were outside its control. He also accused the government of launching its own X account dedicated to fact-checking to silence critics, believing that its policy was leading to a budgetary disaster accompanied by austerity. https://t.co/vgCzoxGcUB #podcast #politique #factchecking #FR (translated)
The author denounced a contradiction, claiming that Paris and Berlin had written to Brussels to request permission to defend themselves against Chinese dumping, while they had, according to him, approved all the "unfair" free trade agreements signed by the European Union over the past ten years. #Schizophrénie #UnionEuropéenne #DumpingChinois #FR #DE #BE (translated)
The author labeled Emmanuel Moulin's statement, the governor of the Bank of France, in the Financial Times as "incendiary and irresponsible." He reported that France risked being "strangled by interest rates" and described Moulin as a "firefighter who is also an arsonist" from the macronist entourage, who was belatedly acknowledging a problem that the author claimed to be denouncing himself. #BanqueDeFrance #TauxDIntérêt #Économie #FR (translated)
The author denounced what he presented as a new withdrawal by the State from unemployment insurance, claiming that the government planned to take 2 billion euros from it by 2027 to balance its budget. He added that the State had already taken 12 billion euros from Unédic's revenues since 2023, while the organization's debt reached 61.5 billion, and he blamed Macron and his entourage. #France #Économie #Politique #FR (translated)
The author thanked TF1, stating that his verifiers confirmed that 17 million French people were in a situation of mobility-related precariousness. He proposed an immediate reduction of 40 cents per liter by eliminating the CEE and VAT on the tax and capping the margins. He denounced what he called a fiscal racket. #Précarité #Mobilité #Fiscalité #FR (translated)
The author wrote that in Romania, people had taken to the streets to support Călin Georgescu, who was in pretrial detention. In Brazil, he claimed that Flávio Bolsonaro had outpaced Lula, media polls, and forecasts, and had come in first in the first round. He presented these two pieces of news as conveying the same lesson in democracy. https://t.co/4i9EbugV9P #Démocratie #Roumanie #Brésil #RO #BR (translated)
The author wrote that the United States wanted to organize trilateral talks at the end of October. According to him, a peace agreement could have been signed in Istanbul as early as spring 2022, with Ukrainian neutrality and security guarantees: he mentioned a joint statement dated March 29 and a draft treaty from April 15. #Paix #Diplomatie #Ukraine #US #TR #UA (translated)
The author wondered whether the government was considering making social assistance contribute to the reimbursement of damages caused by vandals. He pointed out that in Yerres, he had suspended optional municipal aid to families of repeat offenders for years, and stated that this measure was working. He called for the application of what he presented as the true principle. #AidesSociales #Sécurité #Justice #FR (translated)
The author stated that a union of magistrates excused the violence committed by high school students and believed that this explained the frequent leniency of the sentences imposed on the perpetrators of vandalism. In his presidential project for 2027, he proposed to dissolve the unions of magistrates that he deemed politicized. #Justice #Violences #Syndicats #FR (translated)
The author announced a new video dedicated to high school violence and the financial crisis, questioning how to get out of what he described as a catastrophic end of reign. (translated)
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